With flat rate software you enter in your hourly rate and this rate is applied to all of the tasks that you print in your books.
I may be wrong but I think his rate would be set at 200 per hour. Most of the time a task would be completed in less time than the book shows. So if the book shows a task should take 4 hours but it is completed in 3 hours that would be 266 per hour. If it took 5 hours to complete than that would be 160 per hour.
Most of the time the task should be completed in less time than the book shows so the average would be over 200 per hour.
As far as I know this is 200 per man.
It's hard to believe that some people are able to charge this rate while others have a hard time charging 50 per hour.
I think he spends a lot on marketing and advertising. TV commercials, Phonebook ads, etc.
[This message has been edited by A-Line (edited 02-02-2005).]
